Mahall Management Software for Every Masjid, Free to Start

Mahall has a free forever plan that covers up to 50 members. Paid plans unlock unlimited members and every feature: ₹6,000 for 1 year, or ₹15,000 for 3 years — a ₹3,000 saving. No per-member charges, no setup fee, no commission on donations.

Yes — the free plan is free forever, not a trial, and needs no credit card. It supports up to 50 members with one admin user. Mahalls that outgrow it move to a paid plan at ₹6,000 per year or ₹15,000 for three years.

Yes. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and every mosque is fully isolated — one committee can never see another mahall's members, donations or accounts. Access inside a mosque is controlled by roles.

Yes. Mahall is a Progressive Web App — install it straight from the browser on Android or iPhone and use it like a native app. No app store, and it keeps working when the network drops.

English, Malayalam, Tamil and Hindi. Every screen is translated, not just the menus, and each user picks their own language — so the secretary can work in Malayalam while the treasurer works in English.

Yes. Up to 3 admins plus accountants and viewers, each with their own permissions. Every change is written to an activity log, so a committee can hand over to next year's office bearers without losing history.

Yes. Export the full mosque database as JSON for backup at any time, and any report as CSV for Excel. Your records belong to your mahall — no lock-in, no charge to take your data with you.

All three mean the same thing — the mosque-centred community unit — and people search for this app as "Mahall app", "Mahal app" and "Mahallu app" interchangeably. The product is spelled Mahall. In Kerala it is usually written mahallu (മഹല്ല്), in Tamil Nadu the equivalent body is the jamath, and across North India it is commonly written mahal. Whichever spelling you searched, this is the same application.

About two minutes to create the mosque and start adding families. Committees that already keep a member list in Excel can bulk-upload it, so most mahalls are running on real data the same day.

Mahall installs and caches the app itself, so it opens instantly and survives a dropped connection while you work. Recording new collections does need a connection to sync — which is what keeps every committee member seeing the same numbers.